Seat Problem, what could have happened?
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Seat Problem, what could have happened?
I pulled my seat back a little bit earlier this morning before driving off, and then I went to pull it back up a little, and it wont budge, it wont slide back or forward. It kind of looks like the left side of the seat is working properly and wanting to slide, but the right side isnt moving at all, like its jammed. What are some things that could have happened?? I would go out there and look myself right now, but its really hot, my car is all black w/ black interior.. and it's really hot. I will be doing a tune-up today on the car, so I thought I would ask about the seat to see what I should be looking for when I do eventually check it out. Thanks.
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I just pissed myself
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ha, ya, I have to admit that was pretty funny.. but I dont need a booster chair.. just the sit pulled up a little bit.
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I noticed in your sig the "cold air intake" intake. Change that thing, it's just sucking in hot air from the engine bay. You'll pick up a little bit more power, if your motor breathes better.
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You mean the Short Ram Intake I have? I should change that to a Cold Air Intake? If so, I have already planned on getting a streetheat cold air intake this week and having it installed.
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Originally posted by BumpinPSI
Did you consider installing it yourself
Just wondering
Did you consider installing it yourself
Just wondering
Save yourself a couple of bucks. It takes no time at all, and no special tools. I don't know why it's a ram intake. True Ram-air intakes get air rammed from openings in the hood or front fascia. Like WS6, SS, Mach1. I just question what's the point of your engine sucking in hot air, when you could've put a K&N in the stock air box?
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